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The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority is one of the 36 Conservation Authorities in Ontario. It has jurisdiction over watersheds of all streams draining into the Thames River from Delaware to Lake St. Clair. The Southern boundary includes the watersheds of streams draining into Lake Erie, from the Talbot Creek watershed in the east, to the Two Creeks watershed in the west. Total area 3,275 square kilometres (1,264 square miles) and is home to 107,000 people. There are 10 member municipalities.

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“Twilight Tuesdays“ Experience Longwoods and Ska-Nah-Doht Village at Dusk!

“Twilight Tuesdays“ Experience Longwoods and Ska-Nah-Doht Village at Dusk!

Mount Brydges – There’s something to do on Tuesday evenings all summer long at Longwoods Road Conservation Area and Ska-Nah-Doht Village!  Come on out for “Twilight Tuesdays”!  Bring the entire family, meet the staff at the Resource Centre at 7:30 […]
“Words of wisdom from a local wildlife rehabilitator” Enjoy a Salthaven Wildlife Presentation at Sharon Creek Conservation Area

“Words of wisdom from a local wildlife rehabilitator” Enjoy a Salthaven Wildlife Presentation at Sharon Creek Conservation Area

Delaware – Come on out to the Sharon Creek Conservation Area on Saturday, July 7th for a 10 a.m. for an open-air presentation by Brian Salt from the Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Centre (weather permitting).  Everyone is welcome!  Brian […]
‘Community Planting Events at Old River Farm Evidence Growing Interest in Conservation Projects in the Lower Thames Watershed’ Private Landowners and Interested Individuals Crucial to Success of Stewardship Initiatives

‘Community Planting Events at Old River Farm Evidence Growing Interest in Conservation Projects in the Lower Thames Watershed’ Private Landowners and Interested Individuals Crucial to Success of Stewardship Initiatives

Glencoe – by Dan Brinkman and Mary Simpson  Tree planting season, one of the busier times of the year for Lower Thames Conservation, lasts from early May to early June. This year saw over 90,000 trees distributed and planted across […]